Author: Press Room
After breaking his leg in a backstage skateboarding accident in April, Billy Strings returned to the stage Sunday night (May 31) at Les Claypool's concert in Detroit. The celebrated bluegrass musician joined Claypool onstage during the Primus portion of his Claypool Gold show (which featured music from across Claypool's vast catalog). For Strings it was a literal sit-in appearance: still not in full rock & roll condition, the musician posted up on a stool during his cameo. In a fan-shot clip, as Strings sits down and tunes up, Claypool jokes, “Don't hurt yourself now,” prompting Strings to playfully lift his…
They say you can't kill a good thing, and that is definitely the case in Ariana Grande's new video for “Hate That I Made You Love Me,” which co-stars Justin Long. The Christian Breslauer-directed clip opens on Long's character filling in a grave, ostensibly burying Grande's character. But as he drives away from the crime scene, she shows up in the back of his car and then in front of it, causing him to veer off the road. Grande taunts him through the fiery crash, singing, “Yeah, I, I, I hate that I made you love me,” as the car…
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There is an air of change in Sanremo. After the farewell of Carlo Conti, the Stefano De Martino era has officially begun, at least in the rear. After seeing him last weekend at Mi Ami, the Rai presenter does not seem to give himself any respite in his attempt to find new solutions for the Italian Song Festival.According to what was anticipated by Dagospia and subsequently reported by the main newspapers, the first big news could concern the regulation, in particular the relationship between Sanremo and Eurovision.Until today, the Italian representative for Eurovision was the winner of Sanremo. This could…
Björk has opened a major new exhibition in her native Iceland which is formed of three, deeply personal, large-scale audiovisual installations. The exhibition opened at the The National Gallery of Iceland in Reykjavík on Saturday (May 30), and includes two emotional audio works written in memory of Björk’s mother. It also features a brand new film and sound installation, made from music that features in a forthcoming Björk album that is expected to be released in 2027. At the heart of the exhibition are the two audio pieces inspired by the singer’s late mother: ‘Ancestress’ and ‘Sorrowful Soil’. Each of…
Kelela will take her next album, New Avatar, on the road this fall. Over the weekend she also shared “Point Blank,” the latest single from the LP. Check that out below, along with a full rundown of tour dates.In “Point Blank,” Kelela sings about the misogynoir she’s experienced in relationships with men. “I first outline the baseline dynamic, which is that we’re expected to endure men’s inability to self-regulate,” she says in a statement. “The fantasy many of us are invested in is one where we do such a good job of holding space that it starts to rub off…
Since emerging from Atlanta as “Miss Mulatto” on Jermaine Dupri's reality-TV series The Rap Game — an alias that led to accusations of trolling before she mercifully shortened her name — Latto has built a surprisingly resilient career. Her first three albums, beginning with 2020's Queen of Da Soufare each certified gold and yielded at least one major hit, from 2021's Mariah Carey-quoting “Big Energy” to 2023's “Put It on the Floor,” the latter with Cardi B. Yet despite topping the Billboard Hot 100 in 2023 with her cameo on Jung Kook of BTS' “Seven” and earning three Grammy Award…
Paul McCartney, who returned a few days ago with the new album “The Boys Of Dungeon Lane”, explained the reasons why the Beatles never got together in the Seventies to record new music. After the group's official dissolution in 1970, the Fab Four continued to occasionally collaborate on their respective solo projects, but never returned to the studio as a full lineup. For years, rumors of a possible reunion fueled fans' expectations, until John Lennon's death in 1980, but the band's return never materialized. According to McCartney, it was probably right that the story stopped there. During a new interview…
Piero Pelù returns to rally Italian music for SOS Palestine2!the benefit concert scheduled for June 20, 2026 at the Cascine Ernesto De Pascale Amphitheater in Florence. An evening that raises funds for Doctors Without Borders in support of the Palestinian population, with a lineup that brings together musicians, actors and activists. Among the names: Afterhours, Brunori Sas, Willie Peyotei Three Happy Dead Boys, Enzo Iacchetti And Moni Ovadia. SOS Palestina2!, the lineup: from Afterhours to Brunori Sas The artists who have accepted the invitation will take turns on the stage of the Cascine Amphitheatre Piero Pelù. Afterhours Brunori Sas Willie…
Show’s star Stephanie Hunt joins Plemons for cover of Daniel Johnston’s “Devil Town” Fifteen years after the last episode of Friday Night Lights, Jesse Plemons, who starred as metal-loving football player Landry Clarke, resurrected his old Christian metal band Crucifictorious (again) for another gig. To celebrate the 20th anniversary of the show’s debut, Plemons and co-star Stephanie Hunt (who played Devin Corrigan) appeared onstage at the ATX TV Festival in Austin over the weekend. “I think this is a song that Crucifictorious would cover and one of the best songs ever,” Hunt said. But rather than Cookie Monster vocalizing their…
